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ADDER CATx User Manual

ADDER CATx
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Addressing computers in a cascade
The addressing format used by the AdderView CATx units
incorporates the various group numbers along with a nal
specic port number to which a required computer is attached.
In the diagram given here, a portion of the previous cascade
diagram indicates how the routes to particular computers are
formed and addressed.
Each cascade level requires two digits, hence the computer
marked in red requires a unique address with six digits because
it is at cascade level 3, compared to the blue computer at level 2
with its four digit unique address. A computer connected directly
to the AdderView CATx at the top level would simply have a two
digit port number.
The group at level 2 is numbered 41 because it is a quad group,
connected to ports 1, 2, 3 and 4 on the AdderView CATx. If it
was connected to ports 5, 6, 7 and 8, then the group number
would be 42 and the overall address for the red computer would
be 43 42 02.
See also
Connecting AdderView CATx units in cascade
Testing specic links to cascaded computers

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